Led by a Princeton Ph.D., Ivy Admit offers comprehensive, hands-on admissions support for ambitious students and families.
Ivy Admit Consulting
Why Choose Us?
1. Hands-On Support: I don’t just give advice—I sit down with each student to work through essays, applications, and strategy step by step.
2. Structured Guidance: With regular meetings, clear timelines, and personalized checklists, I provide a consistent, organized environment that keeps students focused and on track.
3. Tailored Strategy: Your student has a unique story. I help craft a strategy aligned with your student’s goals, strengths, and target schools.
4. Expert Writing Coaching: With a background in academic writing and teaching, I help students craft polished personal statements grounded in strong storytelling.
Who Do We Work With?
I recommend that high school students begin working with me in 9th grade to get the most out of our time together, but I'm happy to support clients at any stage of the college admissions journey. I also work with middle school students preparing to apply to private and boarding schools, as well as medical and graduate school applicants (often beginning in their undergraduate years) to build competitive admissions profiles.
Kristen takes on a select number of students each application cycle. Every student works closely with her and benefits from hands-on guidance at each stage of the process. Her students have consistently earned admission to top-25 schools, with acceptances at Brown, Cornell, Notre Dame, and other leading universities.
Admissions Pathways
The Ivy Admit Advantage
Our consulting process is designed to be seamless and strategic. We start with a deep dive into your student’s unique background, building a bespoke roadmap that aligns with both their aspirations and the realities of competitive admissions. From curated academic and extracurricular planning to one-on-one essay coaching, we provide concierge-level support every step of the way. Families trust us to manage the details so students can feel confident when submitting their applications.
Initial Consultation and Family Goals
Academic and Extracurricular Strategy
Essay Development and Application Process